[uClibc] uClibc 0.9.23 - build tool question
Steve Dover
sw0rdf1sh at sbcglobal.net
Fri Nov 21 17:54:59 UTC 2003
tom at ceisystems.com wrote:
> Hello,
> Please forgive me for any punchyness...I've only had a couple
> hours of sleep in the past few days. You really have to love wrapping
> up three projects at once, you really do. Anyway, here's the info.
> The wrapper has been abolished and banished into the darc
> corners of previous versions. For information regarding why, exactly, I
> went to the uClibc web site and used the google search option. Type in
> "wrapper" and you'll find many posts. Let's just consider the recent
> ones, say from october 2003 on.
> Ah, instantly I find my post and the replies to it on exactly
> this issue! Here's the link:
> http://www.uclibc.org/lists/uclibc/2003-October/007315.html. You can
> see that there are many problems with using the wrapper, which we all
> knew about earlier. We simply decided to live with it.
> So, in short, your solution is to build a real toolchain. This
> brings us to your next question. I think the link
> "http://www.uclibc.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/toolchain/" is rather
> self-explanatory. I visited the link, surfed over to the 3.x directory
> there, and found that the Makefile had been modified within 9 hours.
> Seems pretty active, so I'm going to assume people are at least testing
> it.
> Anyway, I think we need a FAQ page. I'd be willing to donate
> the 15 minutes to type it up if people want to send me the Q's and A's
> that are commonly discussed here.
>
> Good luck,
> Thomas Cameron
> CEI Systems
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OK, as a soon-to-be FAQ, will I be able to
build a gcc-2.95 toolchain anymore? I really
need gcc-2.95 as gcc-3.x.x generates fat code.
It appears that the gcc-2.95 toolchain hasn't
been touched in a couple of months. I'll try
it anyway, but I guess the real question is
what are the future plans for gcc-2.95 ?
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